Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 206
then quacks like a duck, then rattles like a kingfisher, then squalls like a fox, then caws like a crow, then mews like a cat. Now he calls as if to be heard a long way off, then changes his key, as if addressing the spectator.—John Burroughs. tinctly. A song sparrow or a chippy trills… … AN ASTONISHINGLY SUDDEN DROP. RAISING ALLIGATORS FOR THE MARKET It is claimed that the alligator farm in HotSprings, Arkansas, is larger than that in St. Au-gustine, Florida, and that these two are the onlyfarms of the kind. The farm in Hot Springs ison a small mountain stream that feeds a series…
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